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    View Poll Results: An outlet or a sin?

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      The only person I have ever killed in a lucid dream was a really scary person who bugged me, and then it was more like deleting him from my dream. Deleting someone or kicking them out of your dream is basicly killing them since they no longer exist. I don't really think of him as a real person. In real life getting rid of someone like that just because he was scary would be a sin and I wouldn't do it. Inside a dream though I see no reason not to get rid of him.

      I kind of wonder what kind of person who knows they are dreaming, would let a dream person force them into something they dont want to do or scare them, because they are to afraid that they might "harm" a dream person.

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      I still believe that the will is the focal point -not the action itself. The action is simply a manifestation of the will. I believe this based on principles taught in scripture that are often confirmed in my dreams...
      I'm not saying we should dwell on guilt, but rather use it as a tool -to learn and to strive for an understanding that our minds are weighed down and hindered by an innate tendency for murder, maiming, cheating, lying, stealing, and basically wallowing in (excusing) our ignorance and self-centeredness. And by saying this, I do not mean to imply I am more enlightened, nor that we can reach enlightenment by anything of our own doing. I am only trying to point out our need for counsel and wisdom from God.

      I am not married nor do I have a girlfriend. Yes I believe fornication (sex outside marriage) is wrong. This is tangential... I am all for self-preservation. I think it is something that God has placed in us (the instinct for survival). Thus, I don't think killing someone else to defend yourself is wrong. But my experience in killing others or seeking to kill others in lucid dreams leads to a continual downward spiral or digression of killing. I can remember one dream wher eI was on a battlefield and felt like I was being attacked from all sides. I ended up killing all of my attackers, yet twice as many would follow. In desperation, I prayed, oblivious to the wounds my attackers inflicted on me as I knelt, vulnernerable. Immediately I was protected, and the dream changed... My point is I wondered why hadn't I thought of praying or even simply changing the dream earlier instead of wasting my time with all the negativity and hostility.
      "By day the LORD directs his love, at night his song is with me; a prayer to the God of my life."
      Psalm 42:8

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      Originally posted by evangel
      I still believe that the will is the focal point -not the action itself.
      Exactly. It is what is in your heart that makes a sin, or makes guilt.
      you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
      -gandhi

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